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Originally Posted by Porsche-O-Phile
Why on earth did you sign a year lease after living there four years?
Other than that, I'd look at subleasing or what it costs to break it (as has been mentioned). Or look through your lease agreement for various reasons you might have to break the lease (i.e. things the landlord may have done or not done that allows you to make the case of them being in breach). Expect to lose your deposit.
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well 8 months ago the owners sold the property, and been having a managment company run it. and at the time they were really pushy.... As the deposit lays it's long gone since the sale....
And the landlord is non exsistant.. we call a answer machine when we need something, and it usally takes a month to call back. Stuff they're neglecting is pretty interesting. The fridge broke a month ago. "bought a mini fredge till they fixed it; still nothing" the sink broke and they didn't call back, so i fixed that on my own. The water bill gets never paid. They wait till 3 months pass, let the water get truned off and then pay it. The buy-out is two months rent.